Treatment :
There is no cure for diabetes, but with careful control of blood glucose level, as well as cholesterol levels and blood pressure, it can be managed.
People with type 1 diabetes use insulin injections, by shots or an insulin pump, to control their blood glucose levels. People with type 2 diabetes use oral medications, insulin, or both to control their blood glucose levels. In some cases of type 2 diabetes, a person can use diet and exercise alone to maintain appropriate blood glucose levels.
There is no cure for diabetes, but with careful control of blood glucose level, as well as cholesterol levels and blood pressure, it can be managed.
People with type 1 diabetes use insulin injections, by shots or an insulin pump, to control their blood glucose levels. People with type 2 diabetes use oral medications, insulin, or both to control their blood glucose levels. In some cases of type 2 diabetes, a person can use diet and exercise alone to maintain appropriate blood glucose levels.
Managing your blood glucose includes several lifestyle changes. These include:
- Follow a meal plan that makes sense for you and how your body responds to the different foods that you eat.
- Incorporate physical activity into your daily life.
- Take the appropriate diabetes medicine and check your blood glucose levels in a manner that is consistent with your doctors recommendations is also key.
👉 Introduction : Diabetes in Senior Citizens
👉 Risk Factors and Prevention
👉 Symptoms and Diagnosis
👉 Treatment
👉 Treatment and Research - Diet and Exercise
👉 Medication
👉 Self-Monitoring
👉 ABCs of Monitoring Diabetes
👉 Foot and Skin Care
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